POST stands for Power On Self Test. Basically, the computer checks itself for hardware and software problems. If it doesn't detect anything, it boots. If it does, it won't boot. This is useful because before boot is the only time the computer remains in the BIOS, so it is a way the computer checks the BIOS without the user having to do anything.
You used modern equipment (a computer) to post this question, I would say that is useful to you.
Computer networks are useful for a variety of reasons. They are useful for file sharing, printer sharing, remote access, communication sharing, and organization.
Computer architecture is not useful for the people whose use the computer for general purposes. Mostly, computer architecture helps those people who are in the manufacturing/development sector.
the computer component not tested by post rutine is the power supply
When power is turned on POST PowerOn SelfTest is the diagnostic testing sequence. Terms related to computer fundamentals, including computer hardware .
It is useful for storing patient history and information and hospital records.
yes because it is easy to find and useful to use
Can be very useful.
Yes! Very!
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A computer is useful, but not powerful because it still relies on a human being to operate it.